Two leading international experts visit and work at Banking Times

Hai chuyên gia quốc tế hàng đầu đến thăm và làm việc tại Thời báo Ngân hàng

Two experts took a photo with leaders, officials and workers at Banking Times.

That is Professor John Quelch - "Brand Wizard", Vice President of Duke Kunshan University. With more than 40 years of experience in teaching, consulting and leadership at prestigious universities such as Vice President of Harvard Business School, London Business School, China Europe International Business School, he is not only a sharp theorist but also a practical strategist - who has contributed to shaping and enhancing the brands of many international organizations and corporations.

Professor John Quelch shares practical experience in content creation and brand development for the Banking Magazine publication.

Also working with Banking Times is expert Peter Verhoeven, currently a member of the Anax Invest Board of Directors. He has over 40 years of experience in the global financial services industry, having held key management positions at leading financial institutions such as Deutsche Bank, Citibank, and Standard Chartered.

Expert Peter Verhoeven at the meeting

Professor John Quelch and expert Peter Verhoeven will join the Senior Advisory Council of Banking Journal - a publication of Banking Times in the near future.

At the meeting, Professor John Quelch and Mr. Peter Verhoeven visited the workplace of the staff, reporters and workers at Banking Times. Along with that, the experts shared their experiences working in the banking sector, and also recommended solutions and suggested action plans to develop Banking Magazine in improving the academic quality, scientific content and international stature of the publication.

Editor-in-Chief Le Thi Thuy Sen discusses with international experts

On the side of Banking Times, Editor-in-Chief Le Thi Thuy Sen hopes that the experts will support the publications in bringing world knowledge about banking and finance, thereby bringing practical values to readers. The Editor-in-Chief emphasized that the presence of international experts in the Senior Advisory Council will contribute to helping Banking Times develop further to become a leading press agency in the field of finance and banking as well as meet the growing expectations of the SBV's Board of Directors and the public.